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jpetrovic [What is problem-based learning?]
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   * The **problem** learners are dealing with must be similar to **real-world** problems, **motivating** and **ill-defined** to enable multiple hypotheses to be constructed.   * The **problem** learners are dealing with must be similar to **real-world** problems, **motivating** and **ill-defined** to enable multiple hypotheses to be constructed.
  
-A possible **flow** of a problem-based learning course ​includes ​the following tasks from the students:+A possible **flow** of a problem-based learning course ​expects ​the following tasks from the students:
  
-  * be **presented with a problem** +  * be **presented with a problem** ​with characteristics described above, 
-  * **discuss**,​ clarify the problem and develop a plan for further working on the problem +  * **discuss**,​ clarify the problem and develop a plan for further working on the problem, 
-  * **work on the problem independently** +  * **work on the problem independently** ​and learn through self-discovery,​ 
-  * **share and discuss** their individual approaches and work together +  * **share and discuss** their individual approaches and work together, 
-  * **present their solutions** +  * **present their solutions** ​to the problem, and 
-  * **review** what they have learned+  * **review** what they have learned.
  
 Problem-based learning can be a helpful method in the educational process, but it can also be viewed as a **total education strategy**(([[http://​www.nuigalway.ie/​celt/​pblbook/​|Barrett,​ Terry, Iain Mac Labhrainn, and Helen Fallon. Handbook of Enquiry and Problem-Based Learning: Irish Case Studies and International Perspectives. CELT, NUI Galway, 2006.]])). Problem-based learning can be a helpful method in the educational process, but it can also be viewed as a **total education strategy**(([[http://​www.nuigalway.ie/​celt/​pblbook/​|Barrett,​ Terry, Iain Mac Labhrainn, and Helen Fallon. Handbook of Enquiry and Problem-Based Learning: Irish Case Studies and International Perspectives. CELT, NUI Galway, 2006.]])).
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